The phrase "a recommended process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting a procedure or method that is advised for achieving a particular outcome.
Example: "To ensure the best results, please follow a recommended process for the project implementation."
Alternatives: "an advised procedure" or "a suggested method."
Younger diabetic patients were consistently less likely to receive recommended care processes; more likely to have missed a recommended process for an entire 3-year period (a "persistent lapse") (39); and less likely to have good concurrent control of A1C, LDL cholesterol, and SBP at the second examination (26) and 6 years later in one TRIAD plan (40).
An even counter corresponds to a recommended process and an odd counter to a non-recommended process.
On the other hand, a recommended process is one that presented the correct, expected behavior.
If there is no recommended process in cluster s, then s is incremented until a recommended process is found.
A recommended process that receives diagnostic information from another recommended process checks whether the state counter of any process is greater than that currently maintained locally.
At each testing interval, a recommended process in the system executes tests on other processes, according to the connection assignment or testing graph.
Also, not all recommended process elements were incorporated in this process evaluation, e.g. maintenance.
The Dynamic Group of Recommended Processes - DGRP is defined as follows: If process i∈ DGRP then ∀j∈ DGRP |j tested i, i passed the test, i.e., i is tested as recommended by all recommended processes.
The new voluntary standards include a detailed and recommended process for counting ad impressions, the basic measurement units of audiences for online ads.
Each recommended process performs a local checkpoint on a shared file upon finishing its task in a sorting round.
It demonstrates that most of the translations followed the recommended process, but a few did not for various reasons such as lack of financial sources, no need of international compatibility of results obtained with the scale or others.
